Revised GIPS standards focus on pricing and risk management

Stewart Eisenhart
01 Mar 2010

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The new revisions, the first since 2005, go into effect in January 2011. Investment managers aiming to stay in compliance with GIPS have until then to get up to speed with the new requirements.

Major components of the revised standards include fair-value requirements - mandating firms use fair-value methodologies to price assets when no market value data is available (the CFA Institute has developed a valuation hierarchy for members to use). In addition, members will have to disclose the

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